Group From 1945 To 1951

Scott and Wilson

Civil Engineers active c.1945 - 1953.

c.1945 Guthlac Wilson (1902-1953) and W. S. Scott ( - 1950) formed a partnership. 1951 Kirkpatrick and Partners merged with Scott and Wilson to form Scott and Wilson, Kirkpatrick and Partners. This firm later became the Scott Wilson Group.

Consulting civil engineers for: Chiswick Bridge, Twickenham Bridge and the Royal Festival Hall.

Wilson and his wife were killed in Viking aircraft crash, 29 March 1953, in what is now Tanzania: obituary.

Sources: Grace's Guide, Wikipedia.

This logo is certainly post-1950s.

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